Thread: Formatting lost during epub to mobi conversion
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Old 08-12-2015, 03:23 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by sobedragon View Post
I will give it a try, thanks.



I should have clarified more in my original text, but everything was created using Sigil. I thought perhaps I am missing an option to "force/keep formatting." I don't know.
The shirt my wife made on her Brother does not fit me.
Is it the sewing Machines fault? (Or the batch of Chocolate chip Cookies I snarfed ) The Pattern she used? Or the failure to consider the final Target wearer?

(FWIW My wife's creations DO FIT perfectly. I have the pin marks to prove the fitting sessions )

Sigil/Calibre-editor only help make (valid) EPUB.
There is no guarantee they (down?) convert as desired.
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